Phrasal Verbs 4

'Be bound for' means to be headed towards a specific destination, indicating movement or travel towards a particular place.

The phrase 'be bound to' indicates a strong likelihood or certainty that something will happen, making 'certain or very likely to happen' the correct choice. The other options do not accurately reflect this meaning.

'Be in charge of' indicates a leadership and responsibility role, as it implies that the person has authority and is accountable for overseeing tasks and making decisions.

'Be down for' indicates a willingness to participate or agree, suggesting that the person is open to engaging in the proposed activity or idea.

To be 'down on someone' means to have a negative opinion or feeling towards them. This phrase indicates disapproval or criticism, making the second answer choice the correct one.

The phrase 'be cut out for' means that a person is naturally suited or qualified for a specific role or task, indicating a good fit rather than disinterest or overqualification.

To be 'in the way' means to block or prevent progress by obstructing. This aligns with the correct answer choice, as it indicates hindrance rather than assistance or improvement.